Crank mounting tool - crank threads

[Sty57]

Or I can make my own after I decide what I like about the Husky ones.

 

[Tor R]

Yes Tor, I got the 550 kit already.

How have you been feeling? Are you getting back to 100%?

the 550 kit is quite nice to be honest, the 3 kits you mention will cover almost the rest of the Huskies.

Unfortantly I dont think I'll recover 100%, I got one worn out shoulder who play a role also.
Before in good old days my diagnose would be early pensioner, nowadays we gotta go through alot testing program to figure out our work ability, its a very frustrating system, I actually had to start up with their program today

or you could order my kit and have 8 different tips in a single system

personally I like your idea Matt, it may be cheaper to buy your kit over there compared to OEM kits, my main dealer is super nice to me and let me buy kits for net price, ie around 20$ +/-1$

Or I can make my own after I decide what I like about the Husky ones.

nothing beat the feeling of making your own tools Brian.

 

[Sty57]

I'm sorry to hear about you not getting back to 100% Tor. It's a tough road to go down and then throw in all the red tape a person has to go through makes it even harder.

I couldn't agree more Tor, I do like making my own stuff. What works for me might not be for somebody else.

 

[Mattyo]

DIY !!!

nice!

get better Tor....best ya can

-Matt

 

[Tor R]

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Tor- I found the tool. It is stamped "1/2 11" so I'm guessing 11 threads per inch is the pitch. Strange they would use a SAE thread!

found the 266 service bulletin today.
PTO threads are 1/2" 13 pitch UNC counterclockwise

 

[Mattyo]

Tx